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WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? AN INTRODUCTION TO MODERN ART. (211)
Tuesday 10:30 – 12:00, in Room 11 (6 Classes on 2-11, 2-18, 2-25, 3-3, 3-10 & 3-17)
This six-week course will introduce the various periods or schools of Modern Art, art produced between the
1870s and 1970s, by such famous artists as Claude Monet, Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Salvador
Daliꞌ, and Jackson Pollack. Our topics will include:
1. The Birth of Modern Art and a Virtual Tour of the Muse’e d’Orsay in Paris
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2. Early 20 Century Art
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3. Early 20 Century Art, Continued
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4. Mid-20 Century Art
5. A Virtual Tour of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City
6. Modern Art: Personal Show and Tell

Wiley P. Mangum, PhD –Professor Emeritus of Aging Studies at the University of South Florida, where he
taught gerontology/aging studies for 31years before retiring in 2003. He holds BA and MA degrees in
Psychology from the University of Texas at Austin and a PhD in Sociology/Gerontology from the
University of Southern California. Dr. Mangum has taught courses in the Church College/Center
4LifeLearning since 2004 on topics such as aging, world religions, genocide, and Islam. He has had an
interest in Modern Art for many years and now wishes to share it with others. He has lived in Kings Point
since 2002.

MAH JONGG FOR BEGINNERS * (213)
Tuesday 10:30 – 12:00, in Room 19 (6 Classes on 2-18, 2-25, 3-3, 3-10, 3-17 & 3-24) Limited to 16
This course is intended to lead you step by step into the wonderful world of MAH JONGG. You will learn
the tile characters and how to make hands from the card. Learn how to enjoy the fun of this fantastic game.
You can purchase your MAH JONGG card at https://nationalmahjonggleague.org/store.aspx# prior to start
of class.

Eileen Spector – Experienced at playing MAH JONGG since 1952. She has taught small groups for many
years as a private tutor. She is a long time Sun City Center resident.

QIGONG – LIFE-ENERGY FOR HEALTH AND FITNESS (214)
Tuesday 10:30 – 12:00, in Room 12 (6 Classes on 2-11, 2-18, 2-25, (No Class 3-3), 3-10, 3-17 & 3-24)
Qigong can be a major factor in healthy aging. Through the use of gentle, slow movement, relaxed
breathing, intention [focused awareness] and meditation we increase our levels of energy and stamina. We
activate and increase flow in energy throughout the mind, body and spirit. The slow outward movements
have a corresponding relationship to the inner workings of the body. The focus is on balance difficulties
and weakness in the lower body where we build confidence and strength. Qigong helps to relieve emotional
anxiety and depression and is a powerful aid in healing illness and injury. It is a perfect healing companion
to most medical conditions. Qigong is not athletic or aerobic and is highly suitable for all ability levels. It
can be done seated or standing. We do not get on the floor. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing and bring
your water bottle.

Daline "Day" Dudley - Has studied and taught Qigong since 1994 and is a certified instructor through the
National Qigong Association [NQA]. She holds an MS in Special Education and an MSW in Social Work
from Fordham University. In Connecticut, she maintained a private psychotherapy practice for 30
years. She had the privilege of teaching and helping individuals and groups to further their own healing
through psychotherapy and Qigong, sometimes blending the two disciplines. She has helped many seniors
reach their goal of "simply feeling better".

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